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American Sanctuary Association-ASA recognizes that there are countless abandoned, abused and neglected animals in the world today. The ASA exists to assure the humane and compassionate care for these animals by setting standards for their care, accrediting sanctuaries that meet these standards, networking with member sanctuaries, assisting in the rescue and placement of homeless animals, supporting legislation that protects animals, educating the public, and reaching out to other segments of the rescue community.

Episcopal Network for Animal Welfare–a grass roots organization composed of laity and clergy within the Episcopal Church who share the common belief that all God's creatures deserve basic compassion and humane treatment and ought to be within the scope of the church's ministry and embrace. ENAW has no staff or budget, instead group members work as volunteers and affiliate together for mutual support in various and widespread ministries of animal welfare at the local, parish and Diocesan levels.

At the Episcopal Church's 76th General Convention in Anaheim, California, two animal-related resolutions ENAW was advocating for passed: Humane & Merciful Treatment of All God's Creatures, Resolution D015 and Liturgy For Loss of Companion Animal, Resolution C078.

Lucky Mutts–“Good Used Dogs for Lucky People” Lucky Mutts is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit volunteer corporation dedicated to educating the public on responsible pet ownership to help prevent the needless killing of dogs in shelters. The group is also a foster network that adopts out mutts to lucky people.

Animal Trustees of Austin-ATA was founded in May of 1993 by concerned citizens desiring to help lost, abused and abandoned animals in Austin and surrounding counties.

Bastrop Veterinary Hospital - Established in 1979, Bastrop Veterinary Hospital is committed to bringing your pet the best, professional health care available in the area. We understand completely that your pets are like close family members, which is why we strive to give them hospital-level attention. The hospital offers personalized veterinary care. A team of qualified veterinarians are licensed and experienced in complete medical, surgical, and dental services.

The Lee Mannix Center for Canine Behavior—The center’s dog training philosophy is based on an understanding of pack behavior and relationship issues. They offer behavior evaluations, group classes, private lessons, and special seminars designed to strengthen the bond and improve the relationship between you and your dog.

Lifelong Friends - A privately owned and operated no-kill animal shelter in Lago Vista, Texas.

Joe Salaman, U.K. certified farrier, shoeing and trimming to “natural balance.” Let your horse feel the difference.

Kate Merriman-Original pet portraits in oil.

Wheatsville Co-op-the most successful food co-op in Texas, serving Austin and the surrounding region for more than 30 years.

Tractor Supply-The well-known rural retailer has loads of online advice relating to pet, equine and livestock health and care.

Animal Rescue League of Iowa- Iowa's largest nonprofit animal shelter, caring for over 11,000 pets each year.

The Duchess Fund-The purpose of the Fund is to enlarge the amount and enhance the quality of data available to the individual practitioner relative to the care and needs of potbellied and other miniature pet pigs as a long-term companion animal.

Seminary of the Southwest-formation for mission and ministry at the seminary is rooted in the belief that the Christian church exists for the sake of those outside its walls, as well as for the gathered community.

Sanctuary House at Muddy Paw Farm - is a part of Ascension Hermitage and Sanctuary in Upper Fairmount, Somerset County, Maryland. The organization is part of the Episcopal Diocese of Easton, and home to cats, dogs, chickens, Guineas, a horse, rabbits, exotic birds, pigeons, ducks, geese, and a swan. The sanctuary is also a licensed rehabilitation center for wild song birds, water fowl, and small mammals.

Acre Texas - ACRE-preserving and promoting Eastern Central Texas.

Preserving … ACRE stands for the valuable agricultural land of the Blackland Prairie and the culture that has developed on it - the historic communities of Eastern Central Texas and the unspoiled pastoral landscapes. We are helping to preserve our area by covering news and projects that impact us.

Promoting our beautiful and fun-filled area … ACRE is your source for art, antiques, and architecture; collectibles and crafts; restaurants; and entertainment and events. your guide to an area prized by residents and enjoyed by visitors. Escape from the larger, more crowded spots, and escape to the slower pace and friendly folks in the country and the small towns on the Blackland Prairie of Eastern Central Texas.